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Anti HBc determinant C-terminus, Human (Mouse)

Catalog No.(s): IIM-2AHC24

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Can Get Signal for secondary antibody

Catalog No.(s): TYB-NKB-301

This product lowers background signals thereby enhancing immunoassay signals up to several dozen times. ...

It comprises the second of two ready-to-use solutions designed, respectively, for use with primary and secondary antibodies to improve sensitivity, specificity, and signal-to-noise ratio for western blot, dot blot, ELISA and other immunoassays....

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Can Get Signal for primary antibody

Catalog No.(s): TYB-NKB-201

This product lowers background signals thereby enhancing immunoassay signals up to several dozen times....

It comprises the first of two ready-to-use solutions designed, respectively, for use with primary and secondary antibodies to improve sensitivity, specificity, and signal-to-noise ratio for western blot, dot blot, ELISA and other immunoassays....

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Can Get Signal Immunoreaction Enhancer Solution

Catalog No.(s): TYB-NKB-101, TYB-NKB-101T

This product enhances immunoassay signals up to several dozen times by lowering background signals, thereby improving sensitivity, specificity, and signal-to-noise ratio for western blot, dot blot, ELISA and other immunoassays. ...

It comprises two ready-to-use solutions designed, respectively, for primary and secondary antibodies....

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THBR2

Catalog No.(s): SIM-2ZTHBR2

Catalog No.(s): IIM-2ATHBR2

Please click here to view the SIM Dashboard page HAMA (Human anti-mouse antibody) interference is a common source of poor results in sandwich ELISA systems. This presents a significant problem, often causing false positive results in some assays...

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THBR1-AS

Catalog No.(s): SIM-2ZTHBR1

Catalog No.(s): IIM-2ATHBR1

Please click here to view the SIM Dashboard page HAMA (Human anti-mouse antibody) interference is a common source of poor results in sandwich ELISA systems. This presents a significant problem, often causing false positive results in some assays...